Calzaghe Vs. Lacy

Wolverhampton Wanderers - Official History

A comprehensive look at the history of Wolverhampton Wanders, their success, their failures, the great players and managers and a swath of memorable action and goals to enjoy.

Wicker Man

Following the mysterious disappearance of a young girl on a remote Scottish island, Woodward, a religious policeman, is sent to investigate the incident. Little does he know that the inhabitants of the island practice pagan rituals and as he enters their sinister and erotic world he begins a journey into terror from which there seems to be no escape....

Tweenies - It's Christmas

The Tweenies touch to all things traditional at this time of year. Old songs are given a Tweenies sparkle and there are some new songs too, and how could the fab four's favourite panto be anything other than Jake and The Beanstalk! The programme contains ten Christmas-themed episodes taken from Everybody Panto and Enchanted Toyshop, neither of which have been released on DVD before. It's about entertainment, learning and laughter including an explanation on how to make paper snowflakes and why a real snowman shouldn't come indoors to keep warm! There's dressing-up and puppets, presents and pantomimes, and all the glittering whirl of things that make Christmas so special for young children.

Boots! Boots! - George Formby

George Formby stars together with his wife Beryl in his very first feature film, a musical comedy that helped to launch him to stardom! George plays John Willie, the shoeshine boy at the posh Crestonian Hotel. He's a cheeky little man with no time for authority, a head full of dreams, a pocketful of songs and a heart full of love for the hotel's scullery maid (Beryl Formby). After causing more than his fair share of chaos at the hotel, he finally gets the chance to redeem himself - and show off his hidden musical talents - when he finds himself topping the bill at the hotel's Gala Cabaret Night! For Formby fans, this early performance features a host of moments to treasure including rare song performances - Why Don't Women Like Me?, Sitting on the Ice in the Ice Rink and I Could Make a Good Living at That - George accompanying wife Beryl's tap routines on mouth organ and ukulele and a duet with Beryl on Baby. This special DVD edition has been extensively restored to include a number of 'lost' scenes originally cut from the film on its re-release in 1938. Among these is the musical number performed by a young Betty Driver (Coronation Street's Betty Turpin).

Beginning To Advance 4 String Bass

Brian Emmel leaves no stone unturned as he introduces you to the power and magic of the Bass. Designed to start from the very beginning, this DVD will give you a step-by-step foundation not only in your Bass technique, but also in music theory, so that you know exactly what's going on in every song you play. The key to being a busy bassist is versatility, and Emmel takes you from picking your first notes, to playing in a garage band, and right up to working efficiently and creatively in the recording studio. In each situation he combines new theory with new techniques, helping you to understand, adapt and even improvise! A booklet of examples is included. A must for any player who's not never really understood music theory.